Regarding the heat treatment curve diagram
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I have a question for everyone: One of the equipment in my facility requires heat treatment, as does another tank-type device; the processing procedures are the same. To save costs, I am considering carrying out the heat treatment in the same furnace. However, the heat treatment manufacturer can only provide one curve graph (original). Our on-site staff require original parts for each piece of equipment. So, whose view is correct?
I would like to ask: can multiple copies of the heat treatment process curve diagram be printed? If it is to be processed in the same furnace as equipment from other manufacturers, both parties need the original parts.
“\"Every device requires its original parts,\" which is impossible for anyone to achieve; however, the original drawing should indicate which devices are to be heat-treated together in the same furnace.
It’s not drawn on a computer; where would it come from? There’s only one copy per batch. .
It can be handled in this way: Method 1 involves measuring the temperature of the workpieces, with thermocouples placed on different workpieces, and using separate recorders for data logging. This allows for individual original heat treatment curves, but it requires a high level of control over furnace temperature as well as strict accountability from the operators. Method 2: List multiple products on an original heat treatment curve and provide explanations.